The jewel-pink Ruby Chao that are in the Gamecube games does not have an equivalent in the Dreamcast games. The Ruby Chao in Sonic Adventure 2 has the bright jewel-red look that is called a Garnet Chao in the later Gamecube era games. A Silver Chao requires 5 emblems, a Gold Chao requires 10 emblems, Ruby, Sapphire, Amethyst, and Emerald require 20 emblems, and Moon requires 30 emblems. The Jewel Chao available are Silver, Gold, Ruby, Sapphire, Amethyst, Emerald, and Moon. Jewel Chao are obtainable using the online Black Market to download them to your VMU, after achieving a certain amount of emblems.
Bronze is obtained by breeding a Gold Chao and a Black Chao, while Onyx is obtained by breeding a Silver Chao and a Black Chao. Two special Jewel Chao, Bronze and Onyx Chao, can also be obtained by breeding using the VMU. You can then take this egg to the Station Square Garden to hatch it. Switching this stone in place with the Gold egg will enable you to take the Gold egg out of the store. To bypass the security doors, you must find the egg-shaped stone in the corner of the Town Hall gardens, not far from where you first encountered Chaos 0. Picking it up will trigger the security doors that prevent you from leaving the store with the Gold egg. The Gold Chao egg is found towards the back of Station Square's shopping district. You can then take the egg to the Mystic Ruins Garden to hatch it. The Silver egg will then land in the water, and can be picked up once it reaches the lake's edge. You must push in a small platform ledge on the right of the waterfall to release the egg. The Silver Chao egg can be retrieved from Mystic Ruins by the waterfall. You can get one Silver egg and one Gold egg per game file. Finally, Sonic Adventure 2 has access to the Moon Chao, a very rare Chao that is not obtainable without hacking in the modern Chao games.Īn archive of the Sonic Adventure 2 Black Market (Dreamcast) Sonic AdventureĪ Gold Chao egg and Silver Chao egg can be found in the over world when playing through the story as any character. Additionally, the Dreamcast Ruby Chao appears like the modern era Garnet Chao, while missing a Ruby Chao equivalent. The Gold Chao in the Dreamcast games is a much brighter yellow than its modern game counterpart, and a Dreamcast exclusive Bronze Chao exists, which appears similar to the modern era Gold Chao. The Dreamcast games, Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2, do not have certain varieties of Jewel Chao, while also containing some which do not appear in the later games, along with having some differences in appearances.
Jewel Chao typically come in the following 11 varieties: Gold, Silver, Amethyst, Topaz, Ruby, Garnet, Peridot, Onyx, Aquamarine, Emerald, and Sapphire.
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